Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-24
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when assembled on ii land anime scene
was quite pretty" The q q brssdies wore
their hair loose flowing II Brs' over theiI
shoulders and their he. srf ere covered
with large straw hats, wPtttheir dresses
were made of true gypsy c 'ored materiai.
The boys also wore the iuli gypsy regaiia.
At six o'clock a sumptuous picnic dinner
was served to which full justice was done,
and the amusements afforded were enjoyed
until a late hour.
Mr.. Fred Schwertfeger was the host OF
a very pleasant stag party, held at his
hospitable home on Virginia street, Island,
Thursday evening. Quite q number OF MS
gentlemen friends were present, all OF
whom enjoyed the occasion hugely. A
fine spread was discussed heartily, alter
which cigars, cards and convs- 'tion com
bined to make a delightful evening.
Mr.. Henry Fisher, assisted by his sister,
Miss Maggie, entertained a number OF
their friends in a pleasant manner at tneir
home in the country, near Sherrard, ihurs-
day evening. Dancing and card playing
were the principal amusements OF the even
ing. and all present took advantage Of the
opportunity offorded for their indulgence.
At IL o'clock a sumptous supper was
served, to which all did ample justice,
after which the fun was resumed
and continued until q late hour next
morning. Among those present were MI
and Mrs. Grandstaff. Of L~ogansport, ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D.. Reilly, OF Fiorai
Home; Mr.. and Mrs. John Minkemeyer,
Mrs. Shane, Misses F. J. Buskin and Jo-
hanna Fisher, of Wheeling; Misses Katie
Brandaw, Amanda Nickerson, 10. Fisher,
Ida Rogerson, F. J. Fisher, Ellis McCarty,
Elsie Rogerson, DR.. Dowler and Messrs'
Alex. Dorsey, r. MARBLE, Chas. Corners,
VIM. Ebert, VIM. Corners, Fred Ebert,
John Marley, WalterMarsh, jess Fisher,
Geo. Hazlett, Geo. Lyons, VIM. Fisher,
Buskin, Lew Hazlett, John Youey and
others.
A pleasant hop was given on Tuesday
evening at the residence Of Mr.. and Mn.
J. W. Vancamp, at Paden's Valley. I. L.
Cockayne furnished the music and a pleas
ant time was spent by all.
Yesterday afternoon a pleasant little affair
occurred in the office of the Central Glass
Works in celebration of the expiration and
renewal of the charter of the company. Ii
has been exactly twenty years since the
first charter was secured, and the enter
prise has been one of the most successful
ever started in Wheeling, having a reputa-
ton far and wide. The charter has been
renewed for fifty years, and Messrs. l.. F.
Stifel and James A. Leasure, W of the
leading stockholders, feeling that it was
a notable event, treated the entire office
force to a basket of champagne and re-
freshmeuts of a more substantial kind.
The layout was enjoyed very much, and q
pleasant time was spent over its discussion
Mr.. George l.. Caldwell and Miss Cloyde
Duval, daughter of General |. II. Duval,
were married at the residence Of the brides
parents on Pleasant avenue, Wellsburg,
Friday evening. The wedding was a very
quiet one, only the immediate relatives OF
the contracting parties being present. MIR.
and Mrs. Caldwell have the best wishes OF
our extensive circle of friends and &C
quaintances.
Miss Mollie Gill, of South Water street,
entertained about twenty couples of her
friends Thursday evening, in honor of her
birthday anniversary. Various amuse-
ments, together with elegant refreshments,
made the evening an enjoyable one, and
the hostess was the recipient of numerous
presents.
Last Wednesday evening, Johnny Ma
lony, aged 10, and Miss Ida Vogler, aged
II, both of South Main street, eloped to
Martins Ferry, where they were married
by a minister OF that place. Jas. Maloney,
q brother of the groom, rendered the young
couple a reception on their return home on
Thursday evening. 1t is understood the
Young couple will be married again, by the
Bishop, at Ill early day.